Wei Wang

Title: Wei Wang and a Network Resource Management Architecture for Coverage.

Introduction

Wei Wang is an inventor associated with Chang’an University in Xi’an, China. His patent work addresses network resource management for broad signal coverage and localized capacity needs.

Latest Patents

Wang is credited with 1 patent: “Generation of Network Resource Management Architecture for Coverage.” The invention proposes a “signal coverage + capacity coverage” framework that combines satellite, space-based, and ground access points. It divides coverage into three-dimensional dense capacity coverage and three-dimensional global signal coverage.

The capacity layer uses ground dense networks and aerial ad hoc networks to support high-traffic-density service and extensive three-dimensional connectivity. The global signal layer combines ground networks with satellite constellations to extend coverage from low altitudes into space and across the sky, land, and ocean. The architecture also introduces a global resource orchestrator in the core network, alongside local resource orchestrators and virtual network management and maintenance units in the access network.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Wang’s affiliation with Chang’an University and highlights his work on network architecture and resource coordination. His patent describes an approach to integrating diverse access technologies and managing network resources across multiple coverage layers.

Collaborations

Wang’s listed coworkers include Xinyi Liu and Yanchao Xing. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Wei Wang’s patent presents a layered network resource management architecture designed to combine wide-area signal reach with localized capacity, using coordinated ground, aerial, and satellite infrastructure.